Hotels near Vavin Metro Station, Paris

Perfect location, right in the city centre. Even as a female solo traveller I felt safe walking at night. (Although I took a cab to the hotel) Shower room may be a bit moody but it is what it is. The hotel staff are absolutely delightful and very helpful. At night there are no staff so be aware of that!

Check-in was quick, and the staff were friendly. The room wasn't particularly comfortable, but it was well-organized. However, there wasn't enough space to open two suitcases. The location was convenient, with subway and bus stops nearby, and there were plenty of restaurants nearby. Aside from the small size of the room and the lack of a refrigerator, there were no major inconveniences during my stay.

The room was truly beautiful, and I was very pleased with it. My only significant complaint is that the bed faced an entire wall of mirrors. I personally dislike sleeping opposite a mirror, so if this bothers you, I'd suggest either avoiding this hotel or requesting a room without mirrors from the front desk. The hotel, however, completely lacked a proper lobby. The elevator was quite old-fashioned, almost antique, and seemed to only fit one person at a time, but I actually found it charming. The cleanliness was exceptional; the room was cleaned daily, and hygiene standards were excellent. They even provided disposable slippers! I loved the bathroom's color scheme. The room decor, including an elegant wooden table, was lovely, and there was a pleasant, subtle fragrance. The bathroom itself was very spacious and comfortable, although the main room was a bit small and might feel cramped for two people. There are many appealing restaurants on the street directly behind the hotel, though I didn't get a chance to try them. Breakfast is served on the top floor, which I didn't visit, but I imagine the views would be great. The hotel staff were extremely friendly, and luggage storage was available. The location is also fantastic, with a metro station nearby and bus number 68 right downstairs, which conveniently goes through central Paris. I usually took the bus back to the hotel and was very satisfied with its accessibility.

The rooms were very small and did not meet our expectations. The floor was not clean, even after room make-up service. There was no water provided for making tea or coffee, although the tea and coffee themselves were not bad. On the positive side, the location was good, especially if you plan to use the metro, and there were nice restaurants nearby. Overall, the stay was not worth $150 per day for two people. The quality and comfort did not justify the price.

The hotel is, of course, tired, but I choose it for the excellent hot water pressure, proximity to the metro and the very tasty restaurant La Rotonde

It was comfortable staying. Location is nice, there are many bakeries nearby. The accommodation was clean and I was able to check-in earlier (thanks for that, I was so tired). Breakfast is typical for France, some croissants, jam and coffee. The People who work there are pretty nice.

Staff were really helpful and pleasant. Elevator is too small and cannot take more than 2 persons. Also found an additional 150€ had been taken from account which I am contesting through my card company as I paid in full beforehand. Lovely area ( 14th ) and plenty of public transport.

The location is very good, right next to the Denver Rose station on the RER B line, 2 minutes walk, the room is small, the family room for three is fine, the price is a little higher, the service is good, the bathroom is not big, single is enough, opposite the MONOPRIX supermarket there are McDonald's, chinese restaurants, subway lines 4/6, near the monuments of the tombs of paris, it is recommended.

I arrived at Montparnasse station by train from Brittany, and there was a Monoprix on the way, so this hotel is convenient and easy to access. It is near the national railway station, but the area around the hotel is safe, there are two other metro stations, and it is easy to change to the B line to Charles de Gaulle after just two stops, so I recommend the location. The hotel has an escalator from the second floor of the reception, but you need to carry your luggage up to the second floor. There are rooms on the park side and the other side, so I think the view is better on the park side, but I was on the other side. I don't know if I could specify it when booking. There was a washbasin shower room, a hair dryer, and plenty of storage space, which was nice. The bedroom also had a desk space like a Japanese business hotel. There was a separate shelf for hanging clothes and a clothes rack. There was no suitcase rack, pot, or refrigerator. I ordered breakfast once locally. It was small, but it was a nice space and it was delicious. 16 euros seems expensive in yen, but it would cost about the same if you bought something good at a supermarket or a station kiosk, so I recommend choosing according to your plans.

We had a wonderful stay. The location is fantastic- in a lively yet relaxed neighbourhood surrounded by charming cafes and just 5 minutes’ walk from a Lidl supermarket. You can walk to the Eiffel Tower in about 40 minutes- if you’d like to explore the city on foot. The hotel was spotless clean with modern, comfortable beds. The staff were incredibly friendly and were always ready with a smile and helpful tips for exploring Paris.